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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
FOR TRADE.

ITO TRADE-A good herman mare years old:
4 extra sooc Tor frss-class driving horse. ". y.
Green, No ilS " Douglas vSsssf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

7 OST-About Oct Il. by Mrs. NJ. J. Tucker; y
i large double hruChet shawl. between D,ray
and Wichita return 60 keister & RoInins ~ East
Douglas ave. and receive reward. llo q
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
FOUND.

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A nsT~ saa,s y ProTi1s sE7s%TtJ Nn9 pa -
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cEzrgss- = Flz1e AZ
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

WANTED - Bookkeeper and business men to
w know chat the National Accountants Bureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement Of
first-claSS men and women FOR positions as book
keepers and accountants. Business men who want
efficient Aelp. and expert bookkeepers who give
rstclass references and want situations. would DO
we'll by addressing ONCE for the state OF Kansas
az the Southwestern Business College, wichita,
Kan. S-t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

/ ITO TRADE--A good Norman mare. wears old
L Extra good for first class dxIv.cs; AcTSc- W.
( T. Green. Ne. h6 W. Douglas. dlSs-S2f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

INoR TRADE-I have On uly Ilsf a sond aogrsns
Il mill. well located On railroad. IN HRrpc- cOgHty.
Kan. and IN good running order; 4h.lt ~ barrels
caJsc!ys three 81 b,rfS and sets % rollers,
al necessary uo-e-a appliances rlll 1oN running
and doing goc4 worA; al trsSe Ter SeCgN.gck
county I'd; mill i clear Of inc9E srs.csg w(
<ll,Ie small mortgage Tho iaai Come and
J. + Saiyely, T. North Main 81 &Q
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
MUSIC TEACHERS.
MISS LOUISE o, GRAY.

Teacher OF Voice Culture and Piano Resi-,
$50 East Third street. Call or address as above
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
KEnG EaRo.

A teaehes IN The sunaay school
Had tanghs her scholars fey
Tne fratbs which scholars oaQht A
know
Who read ths Bible thruaee.
Bet % the day herein SET down
A neg Que bad come tn
4 little lad, With keen bright eyea
And innocent Of sin.
Tue ieaaher asked them an arourd
sueh qusstioDs a. she thcaaht
Would Dc their uinfs. ara brfn. 49,,
Tue eetsct thaa ne soaRht.
They knsv az Adsu ana hss s,u.
OF Psal a1d psasr. tooE
% Jaoo6, Joseph. DAVID. asnL
And bin bis hFothsF aisw.
And thea ths tsaehss asksd her si..s
II any ons rqaid tel
Who fhsraoh uaA SUf sazsns.s -
said,
Yea kaow thai very vsGls
b1a strange 70 sag. ~ had asa.s
And silancs. vita a h18m,
Had strnck TIE si&sa. and nas 4 rnn
Tie answer aeeued - knos.
AZ Lass tie rec bqy'a hanA wsut 49,
We'll. Who was PhaFsat. 49,
he ssacosF sassss3--tas nsw bog naid
Twas eim that bastra IA r.
--saslsssssa Es~a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
nRrrIsn CoLUmRra.

The other day man named sksrreaA,
ashiuR near the istty, Port Of spain,
caught large fsh whieh be offered 10
the bysianders for forty csnta. He
eauld not, however. Eei higher bid
than thirty cents. which he refused
10 eommenoed 10 clean the hsh Ia khs
presence Of the spectators, and found
70 t'e stomsch q large purse Containing
8 In silver and goid.-Standard.
The sic Gmers Yosemite aud Premier
hsd another tess Of seed on Monday.
Both steamers WeFe Ia excellent oandi-
sion and q fair start vas given, and tie
gulf was ~ smooth as glass. The
stesmers we're going Ell q terrife rate Of
speed when. % the aslonishmeua Of
those Oh the PrsmisE. The cid sasramen.
70 favogite began 70 gain ana gradually
dreg ahead, leaving kss young and touy
rival behind q considerable distance
CoioRisf.
We hear thai s0andiazs snd surveys
eAHe been taken az BseehV Bav. a.
southern terminus OF ahe Island Rail
way, and the hafbor from which 4 4
believed q line Of ferry hoats win Be
run, 10 connect with tbs American rail-
way system on the other side az Ia
straits. Tue resalt Il saia 70 have 80
very satisfactory.-Coloaisf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

xnn ozxw oE TEE senooNxa nAHx p. col
xrks RkRnH ~ a wRKcK.

Tnu oNNw o. TIE acHooNxa nAnx p. COZ
xEks FkHnH ~ A WRECK.
PBeFrDascn, Dee. g --CaptAir Forrey
o. tha eohonasF McAosslsy, Of Boston.
from Gaoaives, Hsytl. csms into ston-
inatou. Conneeiieaf, on Sn1day plabt
and landed Seaman Borden Manchester
Of Fail River. Massachusetts,, the sole
survivor Of tha oreW OF the schooner
N,arY p. Co'iina 81 Philadelphia. Cap-
tain fofgoy reports that while IL lafi.
fuds 30 degrees 10 mipufas ionRttnde, n
deoFees 20 minnies, while be vas hove
% "a 4 severe gale BE- aaW the eekooaeF
above mentioned hove 20 aud showing
BiRnssa OF Distress. Althoneh 1be aea
vas raBnina uonntAins kiRh foErey
inuneked boat and vent 20 the relief
q The vessel. 10 Feqaifed great edoFt
20 keer the fFail "a Vi adsat but be was
making 3 most deapefaba sH3F 70 500
cor human life aud With his gallant
crew rerysa themselves for the taak be-
fore them. only fhinktne Of their impsF
lied brethren. loeb bF inch they gained
on tbs sinking vessel aud wonid soon
have been alonasida bus when almost
within reach she MaFy p. Collins lnfch
I'd Re the siafheafd aud sent down
taking down the captain and hVa % sue
crew. Manchester gas found afoat on
. plaak ana @as isken aboard the
Meselay.
Seaman MAnehestsf say thai tAs
Mafy 2. Coiiins lsfs Norfolk With
sarge Of so toDs q coal bound for
n.
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kDDITI0naL DISPATCHES.



knneN.s n san woszr an1MMn 81 TIE
nMmxB 9x81NN.
Cnuzrsrn, o. Dee. 1S.-1Es fesiog-
fn9 tns betE ftnstEsts
Naunf Fnnnca, u, Dea q. 1871.
Toshe Woet 0r0wsss q the Ueltsd
El9tez he nEnIinens fzgcEi1E free
txa6s ID lbs ooantsY h4a beeu enE-
menfsd % taa nxlent 81 the pse1lesnl's
iGnae1cn. AuHozn1lnN rs - Sakhy
win tAosa NO do nnt enseaEeae AueS-
lean induMRlfa and danesSie i1h0E. ~
exeeaaIpa has esspha xsd 6is c1nLemBs
foT Fe1F i1dnstFT ~ pacpeline sne -
peal 81 "a dutias o. fmpofted WoclA.
Yea nneshar ahoms f.0og0o0 y vgssEA.
ana zigs emri ymsnf % abs1t ~ "
more. Every stats and naafly every
aunnaT * saah stats 81 ne Uetoa. baa
fol&s and 6osk masiefA XoMT aoa1s
ere Ra1sraiIy sm4ils youf wealth mixed
ana Foaf k.snGloAs 30 eeot1eftd - -
geBdar ofWansxatioa and waited eetAcH
diSnai1 Ouce ths pFodaserH q teree
handfed miiEian pe1nds ~ weol a1nn-
ally, varied 81 sbgns sl10 20 &C. 700
have ssen ihe enfgian9iy leRislssEen e
1919 sto6k Your growth aed assasily
Fa6n1s goos Seeks b nnmbeF sud gonK
annnaf olip Ia QuaBfifss 10 the exsens
81 u Per cest. fh6s1 Fesalts followed
. small rednefion q pegteelfse dates.
Nov Ehs pfeaidsnt proposes lheif aboli-
ffon. - that south AmeFtsa aud AS
tfaIla, with otbsF foreign natio1a, can
euppig she consumption Of The Dnitee
etnina spasdtes aud ioomn
Tha clnssrs u gonE national soelstg
desire 20 ore4nixe fesislanss - thla ceuti
miieapt. IL order - secure iis defeei
b. aealse. consolidated feal1faaes, "a.
rise that yon pstitien conesess freely,
from eii paEfs of he eoa1iFyj e1na Iat-
asra h eenaFsss from every District;
hars cash sescciaticn e Woai efewsfB
state. counfg, tounahip o. touu-pass
sud fe1Ward AppfosKiate sea9iai3oAa;
ineite oranges Of easpeialio1s of hus.
ksnfnsen % unite thsif f0ress giik ours
"a atninR eounFsns 20 promote The gel
faFa 81 agriculture. Eafs8nehisod free.
men may obtsfn insties and avoid op-
pEassien b. m1klaR tboso IN aSthofily
understand iheif wants. II y0a have
nos large or oonsoildafed wealth. Jon
have v0tts. Exercise wisely the poser
uhieh this psiyIleae aives. The fouDd-
err Of ear fepublie plaeed In ihs hanas
% rs people, poWsfto cnfFset TIE errors
d these uas maha o. admlnisteF oar
laws Wisbeuf in4ufFeetinn or violence.
TIE executive hka been misinformed.
usmoVe Ne deoobiton sna lsi bim and
he nation knou Ton vii nat submit 20
proposed intasticea wsth@uf q ro8olate
P ss,ass. wo ,..s = = i! Dss.ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERIEo.


when you feel q kind Of eonensss
about the stomsoh u IL q sign that your
food does not sd wall and that you are
about 70 have q &c Of indigestion.
when you begin 10 feel nervona and
are unable to sic sill comfortably, when
your clothes suddenly seem 20 lose their
81 and become too tight IN places the
q o. indigestion Il snFsly npou 700.
When this fif Of indigestion d Fspeat-
cd from day 10 day Il finally resolves Il.
self info dyspepsia.
CEFonie dyspepsia win surely make
The happiest life he'll UPON earth.
Remember that three 10 ten Of BaAM.
paBTH's fuIS viii cute che worst case
o. indigestion o. dyspepsia. OF beth,
and thas regular course Of them. say
two every night for a week OF ten DAYS,
viii set IS : preventive Of either com
ptaluf
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ADVICE 10 aermERn

MA NEnsiouas sa1Gaaaa 8gFwa' - 49,.
tesiAinG. y TIE seaNsrarx1a. ~ - a. - -
tezate u1rpa9 80 rhFN1e1sna = - rns1--I
s,Htat. alss - eesa 49, 81 fuFts gnnrS 80
esvet tsaunN N9oosaN ~ zlttana * -
- tnetF sAtt1rsA. u1nn1 10 pspoaS. -
= ABS - vai@e = tneAasaiahla. 4 Esissx-.
- eslal tfa1a f4l1, cslres yaNcssFF - 49,.
EafMA, xranfas II TIE hrwasa A vrsr-l -,
~ ssvln& hHalth - sAs cana i - -
aesAer fries - hcsz,e arlsaTlS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
NOTICE


BAND U0TtOG.
FTWn FIRST RATTALI0E Rand - H0W
III ready q take any enGa8Hn1emS. MtAex
env9ffpa II fhefr iine. All e1mDuaiea1loE1
MT b sddEnnsed 70 S0aE !. MKfO3kLA.
haslnasu mnnaNse Il hand. deltf
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NNNt
ne MAfI nrNAan In.

NV LcNpoS. CSun., Dss. 21-The
Untisd csaiss steamer Entsrprise ar
rived here thia afternoon, after a sue
cesef0a eeAfoh Tor tss be lamhsF rnfi
abanaohed By the Miranda uH NAatae
hes soaAia. Wien the E1ierpsise vas
is miles soat6eaas BY seah fFem the
socsla she feii IN wito an inaenss unm,
otf q lcRs itom lie sgft. proving be.
ycnd deuhl that tbs FAft hAa eroaeu 90.
The le2a uere nee IN tha line 60 ooean
Eaeanshira
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

LoMDoN, Dss 26.--A dispaich from
"a, RetersbuFn says that she university
utadsnfa lhera are heinR irgitated By the
hotlon % the authorities 10 oonfning
them 20 the university building. Tue
voting Htndebts deny that they are 90
tuatea By pelslioal motives. They say
ehas their aim h 10 secure The dismissal
Of The rector. the abolition OF new uns-
vsEstty staleiea and The release Il she
students Who we're arrested duFing the
rUoonf lr0uhla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27


&spuznF Gar. Ena6- xmsa1 zenmnw.
ChElglnes 80 sul1 hs1 qzEetly -.
ARFed - l1mllg Rz1kNEfnsg 81 aoelzs
Esanln1s ~ fEhemdA 8n1HsaaE sgeninR
t1erg WsrH C1Eis1nssg inezE q eAs Mezh-
e1In< Cuna4sl1a4 end EEesbgterien
snaEr118 an4 exEkglsa9 apDEgvEi1es %
- oceAstam. Ia arlan1aFH nf the Epts
ceDal 1zn4aJ orhoul VI Esnszpe tk1zE
F9s111l1 SO elE1inR aiEe11IT from -
hand q NaMln Unua. 1haSo w1se -.
y1e11 - Al Ne ch1r11eH gea1ez11T ~
~ g4sIols diEeo1E1ed 1pon N15eafs
bsGzlinR i1e 6sF.
xwwx xsgN Funu2
Aztieiss q lnsoEpoE1sion h4se been
1ie4 With GeoEnlaEg Ogine1 of ne
Westminster Connman64Ry of kuiR&ss
Ieuplar Ne. /. 81 Wnlsa walls. O4D-
al z11ek, o2S00 xruafeoe. 1o1n
Dsssii. r @. Parker and ". 7. via
ana.
Also. Of Ehs KlssuaIly osai Csmpauy.
Capilal asoak, 9g0010. Iml1esA
CeerieG p. Mnstnrsun, VIVA d. 1ylsE,
HoWax4 y. Thow8R IGaae W. An6ef-
80 ald Gsozas ". Drives, Win pzinsI
pal ofHoa &c Iaaona.
Aino. nnppiameufni eEtieles u he
Iaooma LiQh1 and water OompaEys
inefsaalnR 80 eapitAi sock from sooo
90 30 e5ooDo0.
uWwB nuER
OF tie I25 sanfsnts q nt1endanos q
the OolieRiafs EnstiiEaa absat % eE1
nsn-Es1idenfs. mcn1 of whom have gone
hans 20 Esmain daring ~ holiday "a
eatloo.
Ths sshool board Lena . wiIsina ear 10
ths pstition Of majority q Ne teaeh-
ers and granted 9 to weeks vaestto1 70
ne puhlis schools q he city, heainning
VIA today.
Ths following oEaasrs of Olympia
Chap11E No. 7, 3. A. ~. woFe eiee1ed l1et
Friday eysninR sW. Ms1xicken, n. Z. !
y. 3. Hayden, K; J. y. Gswey, 81 J. @.
HorF, Q. h; y. 8. ReEler, p. g.; B. @.
0nEien, B Al; A. 3. Steele. Treas
John Msths1s ana Nicholas Andsr-
oon. tuO neiahbofa, lixin9 fsW miles
ons Of tswn, engaged In dispute one
dag last week ever the ownership Of
sozse bag. VIXEN they came before ,
honor, 5udae Ready. Saturday 20 adtust
thsiF differences the cut end bruised
condition Of AndeFson's face vas saf-
6eiont evidanos Of IN assnult and
Mathews hainG found guilty Of g vas
hned ten dallnEH and oosts.
REngoMAz,.
Mr.. A. ". EuRIs, Of Seattle. spent
Christmas With Ne family In this city.
Mr.. and Ma MauEies MeMieken, 0f
Seattle. were the gnosss Of Captain ".
Mo3iekeB, yesterday.
The Seattle Land Omoe Wa rePre-
ssnied il the city yesterday b ]. @.
uatFandeE. J. W. Gregory and Frank
TuFUin.
M. George @. Mills Who vent 10 Los
Angeles few weeks since vita the IN
tenti0n Of locating returned Saturday
evening. He has reached the oonelu-
sion that the Puget Sound country is .
pretty good QUE. He was passenger
on the Queen OF the Paddle when shs
picked up the Grew Of the III fatsd San
Fieenfa.
Olympia, Dsc. %, 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

Ina 0ENTEMKRT" IL the most pop
ular Nd glove Ia AmeEiea, e1.45 for i've
buttons. $50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and duTa-
bility are unnxoalied. Tbs above are re-
tail prices (the glove b not sold at whele-
aalal a 60HWABAOHER BROS. de12
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fxx1EsCHa, Dee. sS-fks eigaFraak
egs of thla district b the namhsf %
mo have cExar,Rsd q Nasicnai OzeaF
nnAkera' Traae Dislrteas Knighfs q Ia
Der. for TIE paspesa 81 Azksinx the
lenenenf sy4sem. The ne9 exesciMs-
tinn expects teR oe-epara&tan % ahe In
tssnaiionai unton b - esntes4 wkieA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

LcSpcS, Dee &, Advises krom Mas
powae cay THAI tue hfitisa mission %
Aeysstnla vas sueoessfni 10 lie Ell orts %
induce ktnG 5a6n 10 sue fsf peace and
thst tne Italians are iaoilant. DaFtna
she tauFetS She ntSsioa was hafassed
By kasaialA Tee nasmtsFs Of the mis-.
sion vii sail for Cairo 90 The naxt mail
steamer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

pca1rx. De-. 2&-Ths MaeAelissoue
land eanst las zasa q reaassian 81 p
peK cent in fSnta oa TIE Ooantesa n
kioRslonss eHtages A year aea TIE ten
ante ca thei estate demanded 4 - pef
cent. feaacahsn- Thts vas refuses, ans
stncs t6st eaae Ne fensBts hAvs oas.
RED ca ne rlAn sf czmpAiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

HAx5EAx, n. q, DsN -. -MsSeaily.
the eaeo eank eaas IN "a, vxs rsieasst
fFom easiedy today. uCoo pressntasior
81 istfeEs fFen tha ugEessa % tha eAnk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

"a - 41Eg AtlsE. xssg vi - zslo
- llceEfes 80 fe11s e1arg 11EenE
NatAAE . ta&n l1em g slsa eaafnIn q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

RonE. Dec. SILL u stated that lbe
pope has Instructed Archbishop Walsh
end oikeE visitin9 EFish pFelates 10 adept
. eoneiliAiaFy attitude seward ths eov-
erument ln lfeland. The popa today
Foceived Qaeen VtcioFtA's jubilee Rift,
uhieh vas presented By ths auks Of
Nosenfk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27
kdiier Arrested,

Loxpos, Dec. s6.--The 0aaresr today
dsnennces ths sentence pranoanced
uren Daniel Dahestv, The American
Who ahol and killed Graham, e. men /.
sifous. II declares thai the Judgement
o. dnaaice stnpAens was biased By the
epinsen be has often expressed. thai
dronkeapees incTeaEsa instead q lessen
ina the gravity Of The adsnas. q aenu.
meat which manhind has psononneea 10
Be contraEy % eomuun sense.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

E1w Yoax. Dec. ~ President Cleve.
land, ave Msmbers Of tbs cabinss and
Private SECRETARY Lannon'S geschsa DER
eef Oisy q Sd .. n, on their way 20
Albany, where ths paEty viii attend lhe
funefai Of the lata ex Secretary Man
nfrQ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

CosxrANxrsoPLR, Dec. a. Aahmoui
Aisl Adelliu. author % the Bsw had0sl
scheme for balancing the Fevtnus and
expenditures, hss been appointed min
lister % inance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

Pans. Dee. 8.--Ihe tribunal has
hxsd January slh ~ The date FOR tbs
decisien IN the eaes Of the POOL con-
panies against the Ffeaoh Gable con-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-27

AEtieiss q fnssEporzston h4Ee ben
9le4 With EeoEnGaEg Ogi1eB of Ne
Westminster Connman6eEy of kuiEAfz
Teuplar Ne. /. 81 WnI1a walls. Onp-
al ztoek, e2S00 xruafees. 1ohn
Dssrii. 3. @. Parker and ". :. via
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-08-11

mails, in all cases, mast be traceable to
some American or foreign herd-book for
the particular breeds to which they be-
long.
10. Judges will not award sweepstakes
premiums in this department in any div
ision unless the animals are superior in
every respect.
ii. The public examination and ex-
hibit of breeding cattle, working oxen
and steers will be made at the cattle rings
and not upon the race track.
II. Exhibitors in this department will
report at the Office OF the Superintendent
at O'Clock each morning for instructions.
Division l. Short-Horn Stock.
HERD PREMIUMS.
JUDGES.-EXpertS selected bV the So
ciety.
For best bull two years or over, and
not less than four cows or heifers two
years old or over, belonging TO any one
person, LIST, $25; I'd, Is.
BULLS.
Best bull three years old and over, LIST,
$25, I'd, Is, Sd, 5.
Best bull two years old and over, lst,
SIS, I'd, 10, Sd, S.
| Best bull one year old and under two,
LIST, $40, I'd, 5, Sd, 8.
Best bull calf under one year, LIST, SIS,
I'd, 3, 3D., 2.
| COWS, HELPERS AND CALVES.
Best COW three years old or over, LIST,
500, I'd, Is, Sd, 5.
Best COW two years old and under three,
LIST, Is, I'd, 10, Sd, 3.
Best cow one year old and under two,
lst, 10, I'd, 5, Sd, 3.
Best heifer calf under one year, LIST,
S., I'd, 3, Sd, 2.
The same premiums as per Short Horns
are offered for
Division 2. Holstein Stock.
| JUDGEs.-Experts selected by the So
ciety.
Division 5. Ayrshire Stock.
JUDGEs.-Experts selected by the So
ciety.
Division 4. American Cattle Club
| Jerseys.
JUDGEs.-Experts selected by the So
ciety.
! Division s. Sussex Stock.
JUDGEs.-Experts selected by the So
ciety.
Division 8. Hereford Stock.
! JUDGEs.-Experts selected by the So.
ciety.
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l. Each exhibitor in this department
will be charged an entrance fee of $500
which must accompany the entry.
2. Animals competing for these pre-
mums must have been owned in Maine
at least six months before the exhibition.
,. Exhibitors competing for the fat
stock premiums shall furnish written
statement in detail of their method OF
feeding, etc.
4. Animals can compete only in one
class.
s. The executive officers shall be
allowed to reject any animal they may
consider unworthy.
! 6. Awarding Committees in Cattle De
partment are expressly instructed that it
| is their duty in every case to require from
each exhibitor, in lots of PURE BREEDS,
satisfactory evidence of purity of breeding
as claimed and each committee in award
ing premium in any such lot will be
understood to say by such award that, in
their>opinion, the animals receiving pre-
MUM are beyond a reasonable doub,
purely bred, as claimed. They are fur.
ther instructed that if they shall have
good reason to believe that any exhibitor
by any false entry or otherwise, attempts
to deceive the committee or the public
and obtain a premium by misrepresenta
ton, they shall report the fact at once tC
the President, who will cause an investi
CATION of the case; and if it is clearl,
shown that fraud was attempted, the ex
hibitor thus offending must, upon the ordel
of the executive officers of the society
be excluded from competition at this Fair
7. Breeding animals, exhibited as such
must be in breeding condition, and evi
dence must be produced, if required, tina
they are breeders and not barren animals
All three-years-old heifers in the severa
classes must have borne a calf previous
to the exhibition or the heifer canno
compete.
8. All applications for entry o
thoroughbred cattle must be accompanie,
with the name and age Tin years an,
months) of the animal to be exhibited
and the name of it's sire and dam.
9. Pedtgrecs of all thoroughbred ami
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EASTERN MAINE STATE FAIR, 1887.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

The fifth exhibition
Wednesday, Thursday Friday, september
"a at MaFewood Park and Norombesa aud City Halls
grounds Substantial pens provided
The hotel ommodions Bangor Mane
boarding houses are in almost block The of the Boston
five six hundred people on board their palace There
barely Bangor House, and approached by
road station.
TRANSPORTATION
The
the Bangor and pscaau Railroad and with General Manager Cram
exhibition ~ ~ ~
the exhibitor shipping
taking all risk transportation, and the money
stock and such other articles be exhibited the having changed
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE, PORTLAND, May ID, 1887.
ALL AGENTS: The Eastern Ban
August 3oh and continue and including the second day September
Live stock, and articles intended for exhibition will
terms formerly Shippers each charges for transportation
prepaid refunded any portion
Agents will each supply which
seut upon application to the Superintendent
o ma p earrs n " such articles not strictly intended for eH
will nearly possible required 1t
their stations load live stock for the FAR and
Alden Waervlle three days previous to above date
The rates for transportation of exhibits the Eastern Maine
H4nso Ansp 3 to September 3D. will be granted by the
General a Msaiif5 Si Sn SSS1s"ieh Railway
Superintendent Bangor " M : h hSER Railroad
Superintendent somer Railroad
Exhibitors desiring information
will address the Eastern
Maine will be
Bangor during the week of the exhibition
The lntercoon Railway will sell tickets
stock and esh free when accompanied with Secretary
General Manager VIM II Hill, J, the Steamship
Company, will take livestock the Fail at
Bangor, from Boston and landings ocular
exhibits will
suk and all such articles will uuder this
The BAN Bar Hnbor
& Bangor $. Co.
The American Express Company will forward
of
the Secretary.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
An Office will he established the Fair
suitable
OF the Far, where be made.
Excellent been made
purchase tickets wishing
the free of land pitch tents.
Descriptive labels accordance with entries
remain attached during the exhibition.
Exhibitors will have the right sell exhibits
deliver the until the close of the exhibition without
Board of Managers
Premium list posters information in regard to the Fair, be had
by applying the Secretary OF the Fair, Bangor Maine.
The of the exhibition
direction President,
general orders will be issued his
inndnts of the different Fair charge
their respective departments complaint
violation of the rules Society promptly
to Prvsden sheadaua